ORLANDO, Fla. – Dense fog once again blanketed Central Florida early Tuesday, reducing visibility for drivers during the morning commute.
"The combination of high humidity, clear skies and light winds led to dense fog across most of the region," News 6 meteorologist Candace Campos. "Visibilities dropped below a quarter of a mile in some locations, prompting a dense fog advisory until 8 a.m."
Highs will soar into the mid-80s, with a light onshore breeze.
"Expect plenty of afternoon sunshine, with mostly dry conditions," Campos said. "Rain coverage will be minimal, at 10 percent, through Thursday."
Another round of fog is expected overnight, when lows drop into the 60s.
"A weak front will arrive Friday, increasing the chance of rain to 30-40 percent," Campos said. "Don't expect a drastic cooldown behind it, as highs will only drop to the upper 70s."
Tracking the tropics
Tropical Storm Rina is moving northward over the open Atlantic.
The storm's maximum sustained winds Tuesday morning are near 40 mph, with some strengthening forecast over the next two days.
The storm, which doesn't currently pose a threat to land, is centered about 800 miles east of Bermuda and is moving north near 12 mph.
No coastal watches or warnings are in effect.
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